Level 54 – 3 SP into Sword or Axe Booster
Level 55 – 1 SP into Sword or Axe Booster, 2 SP into Power Guard

The creatures you now face have relatively high damage, so it’s the perfect time to master power guard.

Level 56 – 3 SP into Power Guard
Level 57 – 3 SP into Power Guard
Level 58 – 3 SP into Power Guard
Level 59 – 3 SP into Power Guard
Level 60 – 3 SP into Power Guard
Level 61 – 3 SP into Power Guard
Level 62 – 3 SP into Power Guard
Level 63 – 3 SP into Power Guard
Level 64 – 3 SP into Power Guard
Level 65 – 1 SP into Power Guard, 2 SP into Iron Body (A), 2 SP into Sword or Axe Booster (cool.gif
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Route A
Level 66 – 3 SP into Iron Body
Level 67 – 3 SP into Iron Body
Level 68 – 3 SP into Iron Body
Level 69 – 3 SP into Iron Body
Level 70 – 3 SP into Iron Body (Iron Body maxed)

Final SP allocation (A) = 19 Sword or Axe Mastery, 30 Final Attack: Sword or Axe, 6 Sword or Axe Booster, 30 Power Guard, 17 SP into Job 1 skill Iron Body to max it.

Route B (I prefer this)
Level 66 – 3 SP into Sword or Axe Booster
Level 67 – 3 SP into Sword or Axe Booster
Level 68 – 3 SP into Sword or Axe Booster
Level 69 – 3 SP into Sword or Axe Booster (Booster maxed)
Level 70 – 1 SP into Sword or Axe mastery, 1 SP into Fury, 1 SP into Improving HP Recovery

Actually the last SP you can put anywhere you like, not important at all =D

Final SP allocation (cool.gif = 20 Sword or Axe Mastery, 30 Final Attack: Sword or Axe, 20 Sword or Axe Booster, 20 Fury, 30 Power Guard, 1 SP into Improving HP Recovery to make it 12.

From level 30 to 70 – SP build for Spearman

I shall suggest a most commonly adapted spearman build in CMS – the hybrid spearman. This means mastering both pole arm and spear mastery. This is because from level 30 to 70 pole arm is better but after when u master the 3rd job skill Buster, spear deals more damage as Buster forces a stab attack. Also the 3rd job skill Dragon Fury is more effective with a pole arm. So depending on where u train u can switch weapon.